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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
2 Ballyheeny Lower, Clashmore, Co. Waterford
A fixer-upper cottage in rural Waterford has hit the market with an eye-catching asking price of just €50,000.
The two-bedroom semi-detached property extends to just 34 square metres (371 sq ft) and sits on a large site within walking distance of Clashmore village. However, the home has been vacant for many years and will require complete renovation and modernisation.
According to selling agents, the cottage includes four rooms in total and is being sold on the instructions of Waterford City and County Council.
Prospective buyers should also note that the property is currently listed on the council’s Derelict Sites Register, meaning the successful purchaser will be expected to carry out significant improvement works.
Waterford City and County Council has indicated that renovation works should be substantially completed within 12 months of the sale closing, making this a project suited to buyers ready to take on a serious fixer-upper.
It is listed on Daft.ie with an asking price of just €50,000.
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